Welcome to another sparkling edition of Plank of the Week, the most popular TV show that we do here at Talk Radio TV.

And I'm delighted to say for the first time ever, I can't imagine why it's taken this long.

We've got Christo Fufat, my fellow broadcaster from Talk Radio.

Christo, why have you not done this before?

Why has it taken so long?

I don't know.

I mean, we started in January, right?

It's now August. Be banging on the door of this together for eight months and you finally let me in.

Well, I think it's because you're normally asleep at this time of the day, but we've got special

disciplineation. Emma Webb is here for the multi, multi times time.

I don't know, whatever that is. First time. Are you the first time in the studio. Brilliant. Well, thank you for coming in. We are now, of course, allowed to bring people human beings back into the real world where we can actually sit

next to one another without having to do it on bloody Zoom. So welcome to Plank of the Week.

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Let's kick things off, Emma. There's plenty of planks this week. Who's your first nomination?

So my first one is someone that no one will have ever heard of. His name is Joseph, and I, pardon me, if this is wrong, edgier

four. He's the Labour leader of Haringay Council. Of course. And so the context of this

is this was reported way back. I think it was in June and then again the beginning of this month

that there's a primary school called Rhodes Avenue Primary School that wants to change or their

former pupils are campaigning to have the name changed.

When you say former pupils, does that mean pupils who we once went there but are now activists?

Yeah. Or in this case, the Labour leader of Haringay Council.

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